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  1. McLovin

    M1009: 4" lift - draglink geometry correction- dropped pitman / raised steering arm?

    Thank you all for the informations. I will try to conclude: * use the dropped pitman arm, makes stress to the steering box. * Use the raised steering arm, makes the bumpsteer worser, because of the axle wrap during brake operations. * Use crossover, moves the axle left and right during turn...
  2. McLovin

    M1009: 4" lift - draglink geometry correction- dropped pitman / raised steering arm?

    M1009: 4" lift - draglink geometry correction- dropped pitman / raised steering arm? Good morning together, my M1009 has a 4" leaf springs in the front without any steering components corrections done. I have installed a dropped pitman (should give theoretically 2" of drop) arm yesterday, to...
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